Sierra County Advocate Preview and World War Era Whimsy
A fragmented excerpt reviews editorials and typos from the Sierra County Advocate, noting cross border talk around Huerta and Wilson, and a playful Ohio State Journal jab. It references Ambassador Wilson and U S recognition timing, without clear events or dates. It also mentions a Colorado baby show anecdote and calls for open ports amid war.
Thaw escape and New Mexico motor licenses noted
Historic clipping cites Harry Thaw's escape from Matteawan asylum amid his trial and jurists' debates on law for the wealthy. It also reports New Mexico issuing over 1,890 motor vehicle licenses and remarks on road conditions alongside a city note from Santa Fe.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Eagle
Harry Thaw
New York City
Stanford White
Matteawan
Evelyn Nesbet
Thaw
Wille
Gill Family Visit and Local Wedding Report
Frederick C Gill junior visits by his father from Colorado as the Gill family plans to depart on the 20th. Mr and Mrs Oscar Wilson return home to Glabe. The Alvarez Ross wedding occurred at 7 a m on the 14th at this locale.
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Frederick C. Gill
Trinidad
Colorado
Gills
Frederick
Oscar Wilson
Glabe
Alvarez-Ross
Community social events and travel notes in a historic issue
A summary of local happenings includes a church wedding breakfast and dance lasting past midnight, a successful ball benefiting the Christian Endeavor, and families traveling to Mesilla Park and the Kinney ranch. Several residents, cattle buyers, and workers are noted visiting or returning from nearby ranches and mines, with transportation and drill work in progress at the Lake Valley branch and Good Luck mine sites.
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Christian Endeavor
Pete Kinney
Kinney Ranch
Macky
John Kinney
Tierra
Blavca
Nunn
Latham
L. M. Fisher
Nona Ricketson
Fishers
Slease
Fisher
Tounli
Santa Fe
Lake Valley
Frederick C. Gill
Hullingers Home from Visit and Local Ventures
Mr and Mrs C B Hullinger returned safely from a pleasant trip and seek orders to start work on the Silver Monument. Budie Schmidt has gone to Magdalena for work. J B Petrie, who paused in Socorro hospital en route to California, has returned much improved. The Hullingers and Henry Winston pair toured to Fairview, where the Winstons now live in Mr Crayford’s new house and Winston operates a general merchandise business in the old Pioneer store buildings.
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C.B. Hullinger
Budie Schmidt
Magdalena
J. B. Petrie
California
Socorro
Hullinger
Henry Winston
Mr. Hullinger
Fairview
Winston
Mr. Cray
Death of Oil Operator Chas A Canfield in Los Angeles
Hillssoro notes the death of Chas A Canfield, once a miner in Chloride and a key figure in Kingston’s Comstock lease era. He rose from rugged mining days to become a prominent oil operator in California, with many old friends expressing regret.
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F. Keller
Lands Offered for Homestead Entry in Gila National Forest
Notice announces lands embracing 170 acres in Gila National Forest Mexico offered for homestead entry at Las Cruces NM Land Office on September 9 1913. Settlers with prior occupy claims before January 1 1906 retain preference rights to entry before September 9 1918 when lands become open to all qualified applicants.
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Gila National
Mexico
United States
United States Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Interior
Tintas Land Ofice
Notich
State of
Land records notice from New Mexico parcel auction
Property reference Rieter and Hermova from Mexico area appears for a land listing in Township 16 Range 3 West. The notice cites lease terms, lot and section details, and references the Commissioner of the General Land Office with first publication July 1 and final publication August 1 in 1013.
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Lowes
Rieter
Hermova
Mexico
Nils Se T
William D. Oe
Asd
Af Akey
New Mexico
SV Prudent
Aenistmnt
The
Generst Land Ottics
Jty
Fire safety tips for camping and campfires
Instructions urge: ensure proper bout before discard to avoid fire. Do not drop ashes or stubs. never leave a campfire unattended. Build small fires only on bare earth, clear surrounding needles leaves and grass, and extinguish with water or soil. Do not start bonfires. wind can ignite surrounding material.
Fire safety instruction from United States Department guidance
If you discover a fire, attempt to extinguish it if possible. If you cannot, report it immediately to the nearest U S Forest Ranger or State fire Warden as quickly as you can, per United States Department guidance.
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U.S. Forest Ranger
United States Department of
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